I have downloaded this card without knowing it was only in 720 and 1080. I only buy the 3K version. I thought all the new cards are also in 3K. It was better to give a fair warning in advance. So I had to delete it.

Yeah there is something wrong with this card...there are weird horizontal lines going across the girl as she moves...PLEASE FIX ASAP!!!

If there is actually nothing wrong with this card then I assume it is because of the resolution??? Thanks!

@TEAM
Why is this card only 1080p?

Tina Kay / Revealed is not available in 3k due to technical difficulties

I will bring a Team members attention to this thread

All of the close up clips have Horizontal lines / banding on them.
around the neck, chin, nose
The Bands Are Static in their Height. as The model moves, she moves through the bands.


I don't notice it on the standing clips

in the attached gif. she laid down and you can notice it in her legs. i drew red lines where i see the banding.

Edit: NOTE
the Gif Image is Zoomed in 4X normal this is not representative of the actual playback.

So are we going to get it in 3K??? The outfit and girl are just amazing but the "static lines" or whatever are just awful lol

there were technical issues with this card, so It can not be released in 3K.

bummer...oh well...it's still awesome regardless! :D

I'm not surprised. Maybe tech team got distracted.
Damn...she is like sunshine on legs ;-)>

I've noticed in the case of a few previews - by far not all, and I don't keep changing my default download resolution around - that the purchased card had better resolution than the previews. Is this the case with this card, or does it remain as blurry as it can be seen in the preview? The preview is nowhere near the 1080p sharpness and crispness, even some 720p card surpass it (as much as I can tell from just the preview)!
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Edit: I just noticed I can zoom in on the presented gif. I guess this means the resolution stays the sub-1080p.

srry @hungerman I hardly ever use previews to buy cards, so I would not know.

I am not getting the lines of interference in the new Tina Kay ~ Revealed 1080p card
yet at all in fullscreen. Maybe it is a driver issue.
Here using Nvidea GTX 660ti (pretty old) with Nvidea drivers 21.21.137570 10/25/16

You're talking about horizontal lines, without anybody (seemingly) reporting the vertical lines that recurrently "tears" an uncountable number of cards now since May 2015.
Just for saying.

(Worst cards with this post-prod flaw : Lucy Li e0235, Elen Moore e0252, former Sybil DB cards I didn't purchased cos of this, but there are SO MANY great cards ***** from this defect nobody speaks a word about !...) :(

@follower, I had a look at Sybil's DB cards and the 'tearing' I presume is the ragged edges of the model's outline.
For some reason it seems more noticeable towards the bottom of the screen which makes me think maybe the lighting onto the Studio's blue chroma-key background is different in places & affecting this. If it means re adjusting the lighting at the front though I'd be upset if it meant the model can no longer look at the camera without squinting. I would rather have her continue to look at the camera (or a monitor under it) more comfortably and consider that a reasonable trade-off.

A driver issue...say what!? lol but yeah what the F is going on??? I hope all these flaws or whatever are just temporary...I don't have any of those cards mentioned above...not because of the what was mentioned but because I simply just did not buy them...

I guess they won't tell us what exactly they mean by "technical difficulties"...so I'm back to what the F is going on??? :P

@EverthangForever : Na, not at all. I'm talking 'bout this defect present in I think approximately half of the cards that went out since 2015 (and that has, no doubt about it, lessen sales on the concerned ones, even if I seemingly keep being the only "follower" noticing them in my comments - when I'm commenting -.)
I know there are dozens of cards I renounced buying because of this defect, utterly visible when ill-placed...